"We are looking for our self-employed brokers to assist in supporting the sites, to ensure potential buyers have all the help and support they need."
Its new build division works alongside 25 developers across around 150 sites in the UK and is giving self-employed advisers the opportunity to work on allocated developments to provide mortgage advice to potential buyers.
Self-employed brokers who sign up for the new build mortgage advice scheme will cover the developments for up to nine months and earn 60% commission.
Additionally, all self-employed brokers who want to advise on these new build sites will be offered new build and Help to Buy training.
Paul Wilson, head of new build at Just Mortgages, said: “We are currently working with a large number of developers across the UK, some that will build 500 units this year, so we are looking for our self-employed brokers to assist in supporting the sites, to ensure potential buyers have all the help and support they need.
“This offers the potential for hundreds of new leads, so a fantastic opportunity for any self-employed brokers looking to boost their businesses.”
Carl Parker, head of the Just Mortgages self-employed division, added: “We obviously want to encourage as many of our 190 self-employed brokers to sign up as we can, as this offers a great opportunity for them.
“We are also keen to speak to any brokers, particularly those already self-employed, that want more support than they are currently getting.
“Not only can we help them with new home leads - which is just one of a number of initiatives we have on lead generation - but we can also provide one-on-one support from our very experienced sales directors. There are fantastic opportunities to gain new customers who could easily become clients for life.”
